read the text.\nsince the age of nine, i have made riding waterslides my sole hobby, so some would call me a…

read the text.\nsince the age of nine, i have made riding waterslides my sole hobby, so some would call me a waterslide aficionado. i have always dreamed of working at a water park. imagine being able to test out the rides with no lines! so, when i was offered a position at slides galore this past june, i jumped at the opportunity. but nothing could have prepared me for the things they dont tell you about working in a water park.\nfirst, theres the never - ending task of cleaning the filters. over the course of the summer, i fished out a million pairs of sunglasses, countless flip - flops, and even a nose ring (dont ask). then theres keeping the tubes inflated, the trash cans emptied, and the sunscreen shelves stocked. as if all that isnt enough, every free second is spent listening to guests complain when the aforementioned tasks are left undone. so, despite being surrounded by exciting water rides, people who work in water parks rarely have time to enjoy them.\nwhich sentence best summarizes the authors point of view about working at a water park?\nworking in a water park is not as much fun as one might expect.\nworking in a water park is a difficult but rewarding job.

read the text.\nsince the age of nine, i have made riding waterslides my sole hobby, so some would call me a waterslide aficionado. i have always dreamed of working at a water park. imagine being able to test out the rides with no lines! so, when i was offered a position at slides galore this past june, i jumped at the opportunity. but nothing could have prepared me for the things they dont tell you about working in a water park.\nfirst, theres the never - ending task of cleaning the filters. over the course of the summer, i fished out a million pairs of sunglasses, countless flip - flops, and even a nose ring (dont ask). then theres keeping the tubes inflated, the trash cans emptied, and the sunscreen shelves stocked. as if all that isnt enough, every free second is spent listening to guests complain when the aforementioned tasks are left undone. so, despite being surrounded by exciting water rides, people who work in water parks rarely have time to enjoy them.\nwhich sentence best summarizes the authors point of view about working at a water park?\nworking in a water park is not as much fun as one might expect.\nworking in a water park is a difficult but rewarding job.

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The author initially dreamed of working at a water - park but then describes the numerous unglamorous tasks like cleaning filters, inflating tubes, etc. and having to listen to guest complaints. Despite being around water rides, they rarely have time to enjoy them, indicating it's not as fun as expected. There is no mention of it being rewarding.

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Working in a water park is not as much fun as one might expect.